... looked exceedingly pretty; this was the work of Me*James Gill, Mainland, and Ayshforl. Red rUiilias. white chrysanthemum*, asparagus grass, hunches of grai*ea, and hlackliemes were cliiefly use*! in the d«;oration the pulpit, and artistically were they arranged ...

... wheat, interspersed with ivy and creeper anl asparagus. The pillars of the old pulpit were entwined with nasturtiums, dahlias, wheat, barley, and oats, and round the upper ledge were Michaelmas daisies and asparagus. At the side of the organ were placed huge ...

... profusion of grapes and varied coloured flowers, and deftly intertwined them with rich coloured foliage, consisting of ferns, asparagus, wild berries Virginia creeper. Corn, dahlias, ferns, yellow and white marguerites and grasses were delicately arranged along ...

... caps were placed fruits of various sorts, and round them were arranged asparagus fern and flowers. The font had at the foot vegetables, round it and the top clematis, hops, asparagus fern, and ivy. The service in the morning was conducted the Rev. W. F ...

... clock. Mr and Mra Fielder, pair of silver flower pots. Mr Mrs Turner, pair of ailrer flower pot*. Mr Murray- Russell, silver asparagus dish. Mr and Mrs Heath, solid silver cruet set in case. Mr and Mrs F. Smith, solid silver sugar basin and •coop in case. ...

... ed leaves, with bunches of gram and grapes suspended here and there. tha body of the structure were sunflowers sad mors asparagus; and the bane stood Bomber of palms and tern*. Maidenhair feme, eolsas, bsantifol houqaeta and baskets of whits flowere, ...

... marguerites, rotas, ferns, bread, and evergreens. Tbs lectern and windows were effectively decorated with flowers, ivy, and asparagus. Tbs service, ceuaieting of prayers, harvest hymns, and harvest carols, was very heartily rendered. The anthem, “ The Lord ...

... evergreens, ferns and fruits, flowers and vegetables. The font was delicately decorated with Virginia creeper, white dahlias and asparagus* In the organ arch were two marrows on which were grown the texts, Thou crownest the year with thy goodness and Seed time ...

... this structure was almost entirely concealed. On and around it were attractively displayed marguerites, dahlias, ferries, asparagus, and other grasses, wheat, and variety of fruit. Along the top of the rail were arranged dainty vases containing flowers ...

... taste had been exercised in the work, and the effect was brilliant and artistic. The screen looked exquisite its garb of asparagus grass, ti lted leaves, and various coloured dahlias, all delicately entwined with the framework; in addition, there were ...

... been bestowed its decoration. The pulpit was edged with choice fruit and tomatoes; the rails were artistically trimmed with asparagus grass, ferns, and anemone japonica alba ; w hilst from the top bunches of luscious grapes were suspended. For this Miss L ...

... the sacrarimn were some choice white flowers, ferns, and wheat sheaves; and the stalls were bright with scarlet flowers, asparagus fern, small sunflowers, and fruits of various kinds. The lectern was decorated with grapes aid corn, and.at the side of the ...